Flight Tickets as Evidence

[Italian 0]

Hi,

I am assembling my I-751 package and realized that my wife and I don't have all the bording passes from a trip we took together. I have both boarding passes from our flight there, but then there is only half of mine (torn at the perforated line) of the trip back. Not to mention that the small airlines in Europe let you print your boarding pass at home.

Obviously we still have the email confirmation of our tickets from the airline.

Should I submit the boarding passes I have or rather not since I don't have all of them and some are printed at home?

[mallafri76 1,012]

Most people don't check in at the airport anymore so your boarding passes printed from home are perfectly fine to use. I would say that boarding passes printed from home and the mobile boarding pass on the phone are the most commonly used boarding pass these days anyway.

If you traveled from the US to Europe, wouldn't you as an American have a stamp in your passport for entry to Europe?! If so, you can use that as proof if you can't find the boarding passes. And what about when you returned to the US, did your wife still get a stamp in her passport? If so, you can use her passport as well to show proof of your trip together.

If you have a lot of other proof for your removal of conditions, I wouldn't even bother with the boarding passes from that one trip unless it's to show how you visited your wife's family in Europe?!